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Tropical Fruits

Variety pic

12 years ago

Thought I would post a photo of some different mango's .

Left to Right: Cogshall, Glenn, Haden, Angie, Alphonso

Comments (4)

hmhausman
12 years ago
Wow....your Alphonso has great color. Mine has stayed completely green and very unimpressive flavorwise. I wonder what gives.

Harry
sleep
Original Author
12 years ago
Yeah, that particular individual Alphonso looks really great. I have been picking them at varying intervals, trying to figure out the timing.

So far, I am also unimpressed. The one in the picture above does look promising though. I am trying to decide when to give it a try. Maybe today or tomorrow...
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sun_worshiper
12 years ago
Ooh - so pretty! Thanks for the picture of an Angie. I have a tree that isn't big enough to fruit yet and was curious if they look like the picture on the Curator's Choice page or not. This one isn't as colorful, but is looks big and yummy!
mangodog
12 years ago
Thanks, Sleep - 5 real beauties....let us know how they all taste

JealousMangoDog

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